opposite opinion wrote:
I live in a college town, too. If anything, I'd say that the girls in the 18-25 age range have pretty low expectations. Guys with zero ambition or career prospects have no problem getting girls. Crappy chain restaurants are considered acceptable date locations. Showing up to class in sweatpants doesn't seem to turn girls off.
I can say with confidence that I would have never had a single date if I acted the way that the average college guy acts when I was a young professional living in NYC. But the guys around here act like bums and still get laid.
Getting laid is not the issue. That's easy. The issue is finding a girl who actually appreciates you and doesn't immediately think she can do better. I've had girls literally tell me they won't settle for anything less than a guy who is world-class at something. Another girl told me a guy has to play one or more instruments, speak two or more languages, we world-traveled, a skilled rock-climber, and have at least a master's degree. Anything less was a definite no. Even when girls don't make such ridiculous statements, I almost always find that they don't understand that guys are humans too, just like them. They seem to be almost comically unaware of their own faults and weaknesses yet hypercritical and hyperjudgemental of males'.
Like I said, I find this is most common in girls 19-24ish. Once women have actually been out in the real world for awhile they seem to learn, but I don't regularly meet these kind of women until we're talking about 30.